Sentence examples for interminable by from inspiring English sources

Eternally Teenaged The latest Wilson Quarterly includes an essay, "Will Adolescence Become Interminable?" by Janna Malamud Smith.

And no es problemático: Noble has a 13-hour – interminable by his standards – follow-up course, at the end of which I plan to speak Spanish like there is no mañana.

The next night, with another deadline imminent, Kerry offered Zarif a package deal, to get beyond the interminable issue-by-issue squabbles.

Every woman has had simple things explained to her at interminable length by a man.

Ms Merkel had tried to escape the euro's interminable problems by going hiking in the Austrian South Tyrol, visiting the Bayreuth music festival and spending a few days at her cottage in the east German countryside.

But compared with most of the animation that children are watching now, it's exceptional in its sophisticated storytelling and the depth of its emotions, which Mr. Takahata emphasizes by being willing to linger on the faces of his characters for what seems like an interminable time, by American standards.

During the interminable rant by the candidate himself the final night, there dawned on me the realization that I had seen this all before: There was a stark resemblance between the Donald and Mussolini, not only the way he jutted his chin upwards after a promise he shouted but also in his claim that "only I can fix" the litany of problems and anxieties he laid bare.

Oh, the late-night jam session: that quixotic event marked by interminable noodling and sustained by ego, joy, and the consumption of lukewarm beers.

Some medical experts believe that the ninth president, William Henry Harrison, did not die of pneumonia caused by an interminable inauguration speech but by ingesting contaminated water.

Slightly dazed by the interminable pageant, and miffed by the amount of Broadway insiders who sniffed at us when we inquired about who was who, we headed to the official afterparty at the Plaza Hotel.

Both the European Union and the empire are characterized by interminable and inconclusive debate.